Tanco | Bale Slice Combination | Bale and Slice

Founded in Ireland in the 1960's produce a range of Bale Wrapping and Bale Feeding implements.

Ag Attachments only imports and distributes the Tanco bale slice and bale shear implement Only

i73 Slice and retain plastic for bales up to 1.5m in diameter

Width: M	Length: M	Height: Closed	Height: Opened		Weight: Kg
1.82	1.05	0.85	1.73		450

Manual

The i73 BaleShear was first developed by Tanco to better improve the feeding of round bales in winter months. Before the i73 BaleShear, feeding bales was labour intensive, where operators had to exit the cab and manually open bales with pocketknives and then re-enter the cab. The job was time consuming, posed safety risks, unpleasant and made recycling plastic a more time consuming and difficult task.

Save Time in Comfort

Today with the i73 BaleShear operators can stay within the safety of the cab. Bales up to 1.55m in diameter are picked and split into passageways, diet feeders and feeding rings. The plastic is held by a patented gripping mechanism, that positively holds the plastic without piercing it, therefore eliminating the likelihood of tearing plastic. Once the bale is discharged the plastic can then be driven to a drop off point

Splits round bales up to 1.55m in diameter while retaining the plastic
Feed directly on feed passageways, diet feeders and feeding rings
Cuts silage, hay, maize and straw with ease
Single standard hydraulic coupling

OPTIONAL EXTRAS

i74 Meal Bucket (to fit i73 Only)

i75 Combination Bale - Shear and Sileage Cutter

Width: M	Length: M	Height: Closed	Height: Opened		Weight: Kg
2.00	1.30	0.90	1.75		620

The i75 MultiShear was developed in response to customers who wanted a tool that had all the time-saving and safety benefits of the i73 but also worked with bunker feed. The i75 MultiShear is a universal tool for handling both baled and bunkered feed.

Powered by two high capacity hydraulic rams, the front and side blades leave a clean face avoiding secondary fermentation. Both Maize and Silage feeds can be handled from a bunker. Bales can also be split, while retaining the plastic and netting. Cranked tines are standard and there are no changes whatsoever when moving from bunker to baled material.